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1 , • ENTRIES FOR UNITED HUNTS MEETING CLOSE MONDAY jr NEW YORK. N. Y.. April 21.— Entries for r the two days of racing offered by the United Hunts Racing Association at Belmont Paik April 28 and May 1 will close next Monday- Clerk of the course George W. Gad j will be a visitor at Belmont Park this morning to accept entries from the horsemen 1 there and representatives will visit at Jar-inaica - and Aqueduct for the same purpose. Entries will also be accepted by Frank J. . r j 1 - . • ■ Bryan, a member of the race committee, in his office at CG West Fortieth street, up to the time of closing. The opening day of the United Hunts mcet- ing, April 28. will be marked by the running of an interesting program. There will be five flat races and one steeplechase carded I for that occasion. Officials who preside over the sport on the Jockey Club tracks will supervise the racing. The second day of racing will also be marked by the running of a six-race card. Three cf the races are steeplechases and two of these are for hunters with gentleman riders up. Three flat races are also programed.
